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Old 01-02-2008, 10:33 AM
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Auto Resize Addon


AUTO RESIZE v2.1.1 SE

Last updated on: January 12th, 2008


FEATURES & REQUIREMENTS
  • Main features:
    • Resize your photos on the fly!
    • Fully integrated into your upload and editing work flow!
    • When applicable, your memory limit is automatically raised to handle large photo resizes!
    • Ability to apply an UnSharp mask!
    • EXIF data preserved!
    • Resize by width, height, fixed or auto!
  • Minimum requirements:
    • Pixelpost v1.7 RC1 or better.
    • Javascript enabled.

ADDON INFO
  • Addon Type:
    • Admin Addon
  • Description:
    • This addon will automatically take a full-sized photograph and resize it to your desired width while maintaining a perfect aspect ratio.
  • Addon Details:
    • Version: 2.1.1 SE
    • Updated: January 12th 2008
    • Changes: See change log @ bottom
    • Requires Pixelpost: v1.7

DOCUMENTATION
  • Other documentation:
    • The same manual above is included with your download.

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VERSION HISTORY
  • Key:
    • [!] Important
    • [+] New
    • [-] Fixed error
    • [*] Changes
  • Version 2.1.1 SE
    • [+] Original EXIF data re-injected into photo as well as stored within Pixelpost's database.
  • Version 2.1.0 SE
    • [+] Added Default Settings pane (Admin » Options » Auto-Resize).
    • [!] Changed how resize options are used. New Image options override Default Settings.
  • Version 2.08 SE
    • [+] Added fullsize [Delete] option within Images pane.
    • [+] Added optional fullsize_link.php addon.
    • [-] Fixed internal pixelpost version check.
    • [!] Added additional security measure.
  • Version 2.07 SE
    • [+] Added "Resize by" option (Auto, Width, Height, Fixed)
    • [+] Added a "Review" link within the addon description.
  • Version 2.06 SE
    • [+] Added "Restore defaults" option
    • [*] Raised max memory limit from 55M to 65M.
  • Version 2.05 SE:
    • [+] Added UnSharp Mask.
    • [+] Added PHP Memory Limit increase.
    • [+] Added full-sized image link within Images pane
    • [-] Fixed resize bug when editing images.
    • [*] Removed many stored variables. Only the important ones are recorded.
    • [*] MAJOR code cleanup and optimization.

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Old 01-06-2008, 01:07 AM
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Just wanted to thank you for this wonderful addon. It certainly saves me a lot of time.

One little request for a future update if I may. The resized image is stripped off the exif data. Would be great if that could be preserved. Or am I missing something and that's already a feature?
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Old 01-06-2008, 09:51 PM
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Just wanted to thank you for this wonderful addon. It certainly saves me a lot of time.

One little request for a future update if I may. The resized image is stripped off the exif data. Would be great if that could be preserved. Or am I missing something and that's already a feature?
I'm glad my addon can help.


Pixelpost stores the EXIF data into the database before the photo is resized. The resized photo may be stripped of its EXIF info, I'm not sure as I have not tested, but the data is already stored in the database so it was never a concern to me.

Is there a reason you need the photos to retain the data even though Pixelpost already has it stored? The only glitch that I can see is using the "Update EXIF" addon. Trying to regenerate the EXIF info would fail as it's not stored in the image after the resize operation.
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Old 01-09-2008, 06:27 AM
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AUTO RESIZE v2.1.0 SE RELEASED!

Released on: January 9th, 2008

VERSION HISTORY
  • Key:
    • [!]Important
    • [+]New
    • [-]Fixed error
    • [*]Changes
  • Version 2.1.0 SE
    • [+] Added Default Settings pane (Admin » Options » Auto-Resize).
    • [!] Changed how resize options are used. New Image options override Default Settings.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
  • Requirements:
    • Pixelpost v1.7 RC1 or better.
    • Javascript enabled.

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Old 01-09-2008, 10:53 AM
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Thanks for the update

I tested the missing EXIF problem I had and it appears that it was a one time issue with one photo. I can replicate the problem but it works fine with all others. The photo in question has EXIF data embeded so I have no clue why it would do it.
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Old 01-10-2008, 05:20 AM
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Please send a copy of this photo to me for testing purposes. Thanks.
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Old 01-12-2008, 08:42 AM
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I'm also seeing all my EXIF and IPTC data get stripped. Happens to all photos. Keeping the embedded data is important to me to be able to track down & persecute copyright infringers. ;-)

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Old 01-12-2008, 09:47 AM
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Basically it makes a copy of the image, not saving the exif and iptc. There is a way to re-inject those however.
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Old 01-12-2008, 09:55 AM
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Correct, because pixelpost stores the EXIF info in the database, I did not see a need to re-inject it into the photo.

The old auto-resize addon did though and I'll reinstate this ability in a future update.
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Old 01-12-2008, 11:17 AM
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AUTO RESIZE v2.1.1 SE RELEASED!

Released on: January 12th, 2008

VERSION HISTORY
  • Key:
    • [!]Important
    • [+]New
    • [-]Fixed error
    • [*]Changes
  • Version 2.1.1 SE
    • [+] Original EXIF data re-injected into photo as well as stored within Pixelpost's database.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
  • Requirements:
    • Pixelpost v1.7 RC1 or better.
    • Javascript enabled.

DOWNLOAD
DO YOUR PART
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